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Enable bookmark creation for removable media that allows for retention/sync of folders in removable media (hard drives, flash drives, etc.)
Use Case: A laptop with large external HDD. If bookmarked but disconnected, treat the external HDD as a disconnected network drive. Allow for writes (reads of data if enabled). On connection, sync file tree. Use the icon for the removable drive (if present) for the MD drive icon. This ensures that data can be pushed to the drive (very simple archive system).
Also on connection, remove the MD drive icon, but keep it mounted, invisible, and sync in the background.
For the files I am looking to use, I basically need them referencable (but not necessarily present) when my external drive is not connected. I also need to use a local drive due to throughput - my external drive speed is roughly comparable to the internal drive speed, which is far slower than network, and some of the files involved are upwards of 128Gb each.
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Enable bookmark creation for removable media that allows for retention/sync of folders in removable media (hard drives, flash drives, etc.)
Use Case: A laptop with large external HDD. If bookmarked but disconnected, treat the external HDD as a disconnected network drive. Allow for writes (reads of data if enabled). On connection, sync file tree. Use the icon for the removable drive (if present) for the MD drive icon. This ensures that data can be pushed to the drive (very simple archive system).
Also on connection, remove the MD drive icon, but keep it mounted, invisible, and sync in the background.
For the files I am looking to use, I basically need them referencable (but not necessarily present) when my external drive is not connected. I also need to use a local drive due to throughput - my external drive speed is roughly comparable to the internal drive speed, which is far slower than network, and some of the files involved are upwards of 128Gb each.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: